lcaerrnslnsnotfound NS, #13 The NSI has not been configured to communicate with the LNS. This warning can be expected when cancelling a method that is not part of an explicit transaction. lcaerrnsnotxinprogress NS, #12 There is no transaction defined for the client. This is an internal error and should be reported to customer support. lcaerrnsnoclient NS, #11 No client is currently defined. lcaerrnsbadserver NS, #10 The specified server (or the current server) is undefined. lcaerrnsbadclient NS, #9 The specified server (or the current server) is undefined. If you encounter this error, ensure that the LNS engine process is running, and that the network interface is functioning properly. This may be due to problems communicating with the LNS engine, or with the network interface. See KB528.ΔΆ lcaerrnsinterfacefailure NS, #8 The host was unable to communicate with the NSI. lcaerrnsresourceproblem NS, #7 A problem occurred in resource allocation. lcaerrnsbadmanagerid NS, #6 The current manager ID does not correspond to a known manager. For host-based nodes, ensure that the host application is running. If you encounter this error, load the application into the device. lcaerrnsnodehasnoappl NS, #5 The device was discovered to be applicationless, or not associated with a program. This error occurs when an internal error occurs, such as the LNS engine restarting. lcaerrnscancel NS, #1 The service and the associated transaction were cancelled.
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Network Service Errors A network services error occurs when the LNS Server is unable to successfully complete a service. Note that NSS and LCA are referring to the LNS Server or OpenLNS Server. Not all Knowledge Base (KB) solutions are posted so if you don t see the number listed in this document then contact LonSupport for the solution. The link to the Knowledge Base is given below. Solutions to some of these errors are provided in the Echelon Knowledge Base and are referenced by KB# (for example KB409). The LNS/OpenLNS Server runs automatically when using LonMaker/OpenLNS CT and is manually started when using most LNS Applications. Any comments below for LonMaker also apply to OpenLNS CT, and any comments about LNS also apply to OpenLNS. 1 LNS and OpenLNS Runtime Errors (9/06/13) This document covers the following LNS and OpenLNS errors that you may see when using LonMaker, OpenLNS CT, other LNS applications, LNS Server, OpenLNS Server or the i.lon SmartServer: LNS, NS, NI, CONNERR, LNS, DS, Formatter, and VNI.